God of War
Ava Nash thought she knew hate. She believed Eli King—cold, ruthless, emotionally untouchable—was her enemy. He broke her heart once, and she vowed never to let him close again.
But when she wakes in a hospital, confused and disoriented, Eli is there. Holding her hand. Wearing a ring that matches hers. Claiming they've been married for two years. She remembers none of it. He remembers everything.
Eli is determined to keep her close—her memories, her resistance, even her fear be damned. Because whatever happened between them, he's not losing her again. Not now. Not ever.
"God of War" is an emotionally charged, slow-burn descent into forbidden passion, wrapped in psychological suspense and dark romantic tension.
Eli is the kind of possessive, morally gray antihero who will twist fate itself to keep what he believes is his. Ava, fierce and resilient, fights for answers and autonomy in a world where every truth cuts deeper than the last.
Together, they ignite a chemistry that's volatile, magnetic, and impossible to contain.
⚠️ Content note: This book contains themes of amnesia, dubious consent, and psychological manipulation. Reader discretion is advised.